Yelich's Return Boosts Brewers' Offense

On May 2nd, Milwaukee Brewers are starving for some real offense right now, and their

star-outfielder Christian Yelich coming back will flip that.

Script?

Big Time.

He's been out with a left-grain strain for two and a half weeks already, but the team

still eyes his return and mid to late May.

Earlier this week, Yelich flew out to join the squad on the road trip to Washington, DC.

He skipped the last trips to Miami and Detroit to grind through rehab alone, but this time,

he just wanted to be around the guys.

That move doesn't shift his timeline at all though, though right now, he's sticking

to basics like hitting off a tee, taking flips from coaches and doing light running to build

back up.

Meanwhile, outfielder Jackson Churrio and first baseman Andrew Vaughn kicked off

rehab stints with Triple A Nashville this week, so they're on track.

To return soon too.

With these key bats nearing full strength, the Brewers could finally roll out their full

lineup core for the first time this season and start lighting.

Up the scoreboard.

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